Screenwriter Gabriel Sherman’s film was bankrolled by a billionaire Trump donor, hit with legal threats — and had Hollywood running scared
From a John and Yoko documentary to a cartel musical thriller starring Zoe Saldaña
Lady Gaga and Joaquin Phoenix duet dangerously in musically driven movie unveiled at the Venice Film Festival
The trippy adaptation of a William S Burroughs novel brings out Craig’s best-ever performance
The Spanish director’s first feature-length English-language film lyrically looks back over a life
At the Venice Film Festival, director Brady Corbet tells the fascinating story of a proud man starting a new life in America
Writer-director Halina Reijn has made a contemporary film with both heat and brains
Director Alfonso Cuarón assembles a cast of big names in a compelling mystery
The star captures the soprano’s intellect and pathos but joy and warmth are in short supply
Asif Kapadia and Joe Sabia’s documentary has pathos and PR but little on the great man’s tennis
Jacques Audiard conjures up an unlikely mixture of thriller and song-and-dance numbers
Sebastian Stan excels as Trump, schooled by a Machiavellian mentor
Kirill Serebrennikov’s anarchic portrait of an angry iconoclast is far from a cosy biopic
Emma Stone, Willem Dafoe and Jesse Plemons star in three increasingly weird, dreamlike stories of sex, loss and control
The British director, already a three-times Jury prize-winner, has produced an urgent, propulsive new movie
Another giant of 1970s cinema bites the dust with an over-ambitious camp sci-fi satire
Magnus von Horn’s film in competition at Cannes offers sweet promises and bitter consequences
Quentin Dupieux provides a light amuse-bouche before heavier fare to come
The 22-year-old Italian won his first Grand Slam this year. Nobody believes it will be the last
As his Auschwitz-set movie wins three Baftas, the director talks about challenging cinema-goers — and the banality of evil
Director JA Bayona discusses ‘Society of the Snow’, which has brought together survivors and families of victims 50 years on
The German actress discusses playing a woman accused of murder and the wife of the commandant of Auschwitz
A cherry-picked selection of global cinema includes an eye-catching debut and new gems from past masters
The director on casting Ethan Hawke and Pedro Pascal as cowboy lovers — and why his Western is a departure in more ways than one
Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos takes home top prize five years after coming second with ‘The Favourite’
